Our U.S. Constitution begins with “We” not “Me.”
On this, our country’s 250th birthday, our citizens should realize that from the very beginning, our country was all about “We.”
May God bless our United States on this Fourth of July.
I am not a soccer fan. I am a fan of making our world a better place. That is exactly what the FIFA World Cup is doing.
What a refreshing sight to see people from all over the world set aside their politics, their differences and come together in a show of unity, love and friendship.
Americans and Mexicans joining Norway in the rowing celebration. Visitors from other countries loving our country and the other host countries.
In this ugly world, if we treated each other like we have during the FIFA World Cup, think of the possibilities and what we could accomplish.
I am saddened by the recent actions taken by some of our city, county and state elected officials who attempted to ban Ye’s concert at the Alamodome.
Where were these sages in April this year when real neo-Nazis were passing out flyers near Jefferson High School? Or in 2021, demonstrating across from Cornerstone Church?
When can we ban real Nazi activities in San Antonio on public property?
Our elected officials should be focused on protecting our daily lives and community.
Zachary Becenti, LaCoste
Please help me express my thanks to the San Antonio Fire Department in general and to Lt. Rob Singleterry and his crew specifically for their help with a nonemergency matter.
They responded quickly and in a very friendly manner. They took care of the issue in a professional manner and kept me informed throughout the process. It wasn’t a major issue, but it most definitely affected our quality of life.